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Hey... I was just wondering if you sent in your prints as ink prints or digital prints? Thanks

We are all suffering... All we can do is stay positive and pray very hard! Hang in there...

Oh well 1 month is nothing! NDVO has had my passport for 5 months... They have had others for more than that! They do not entertain mails regarding the status of your application. If you want more info on your application you will have to apply for GCMS notes or make an enquiry with your local...

Congrats!! You deserve it after such a long wait! Good luck :)

OMG 2009?! Why don't you hop into the New Delhi group of 2012 applicants... There are a lot of people active and you will get some advice or the other :)

I think it means your DM has been made.. Cause my application went into process in Feb but my address is still my reps address..! good luck Could you please share your timeline

I got my PPR in October and they called me in March to give my prints in April... To be honest, only God and the NDVO knows how NDVO works.. Hope you do not get called for it.. Good luck

Hey.. I was in Canada for almost 6 months... They dont always ask for it and you do not have to submit it with your application. It is only in some cases that they ask for the RCMP fingerprint clearance to be done... What is your time line like?

OMG! That's very scary... A person told me that it took 4... I'm guessing it all depends on how long the RCMP takes to clear a persons prints...

Hey.. Well I gave my fingerprints at the NDVO on 2nd April 2013 and they said that it will take about 3 months.. Did you give digital prints or ink? Where did you take your prints? & how did you apply for the RCMP clearance? See, they check the prints will ALL partial and complete prints on...

Congratulations!! Good luck & Thanks for all your help on the forum :)

Only NDVO knows the answer to that question... Some people get their passports back within 2 months.. Some have their passports with NDVO for 6 months.. It all depends on your VO and case...

When applying for PR for a spouse, common law or married partner, the sponsors income is irrelevant.. So her limited income will not affect your application in any way... So don't worry about that :) Just have solid proof of your common law status- joint accounts, both your names on the place...

NDVO sends it back by speed post. You do not have to send a pre-paid envelope (that rule only applies for certain countries where that option exists). They will always send it back to your wife's address... She, or a family member, will have to sign for it when it comes to her door! Good luck :)

Congrats brar.arsh!!! Your long wait is over!! Good luck :)

If NDVO decides to call instead of msging they will do so on your (or your wife's) Indian number only... Not on the agencys number...

Sorry to hear about this! Moving countries is always hard irrespective of whether the person wants to do it or not... It involves being ripped out of your comfort zone and being put in a new environment where EVERYTHING seems different and just not good enough... Regret for leaving the old...

Hey I would suggest you wait until early June at the very least... It's wayyyy to early.. Atleast give NDVO some time... That way when you do apply you can atleast hope to see some substantial progress...

Well for me I know for a fact that I have no hope until mid-late June.. So I'm no longer waking up every morning praying to see a DM or having my heart skip a beat every time the door bell rings... It's bloody hard to KNOW that I wont be seeing my husband for stleast 2.5 months but atleast I...

I was wondering.... Does our PCC expire after 1 year (like our medicals)? Or does it stay good through the process of our PR application? Thanks